Show Notes
Hazmir, 42, was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in February 2025, and only three months later his family rallied to raise $30,000 for Fight MND in his honour. Guided by a deep faith, he approaches his future with joy, hope, and unwavering determination. Since his diagnosis, Hazmir has become an active and passionate member of the MND community through his involvement in both LEN and LERAP. He has also written a book and is the focus of a documentary that captures his life, resilience, and impact since receiving his diagnosis. He also has a You Tube channel "MND Hacked" a channel dedicated to outsmarting Motor Neurone Disease with cutting-edge technology. From eye-tracking gaming setups, robotic legs and voice-banking AI to smart home automation that defies physical limits—he explores the digital tools that keep us connected, creative, and in control. The body might glitch, but the mind is limitless. Let's hack the diagnosis". https://youtube.com/@hazhacked?si=cIwBYxhTyEnIIBUW
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